You are still subscribing to a logical fallacy. When you are talking about (or to), the woman in front of you applying for a job, then invoking 'because averages' *is* 100% gender discrimination.
Depends on your reading software. Mircosoft's reader lets you do this, including linking bookmarks etc. I have become a firm fan of electronic books. I don't buy texts anymore, I use O'reilly's Safari. No more texts that are completely out of date...
I may be wrong, but from the translation it seems to me that SCO is being fined for breaching an injunction. If that is the case then it has no bearing on their guilt or innocence (as much as we might like it to...)
There is no way that any company is going to sign a third party developed OS without testing it themselves. If they sign it, the first customer to have something go wrong will be on the phone to Microsoft. Why buy the headache?
The Australian PM wants to send troops to "help". Most Australians seem to object to this rather strongly. Nothing to do with what Americans will or will not do.
Given Verisign's attempt to invoice me for a domain that is not registered with them, I'd be happy with any excuse to prevent them from selling domain names ever again.
I no longer use them - for certificates or domain name registrations. I transferred everything elsewhere.
All of the above is excellent advice. Focus on getting the team to meet the deadline. No matter how good a coder is, a person who "who works better by themselves" will *never* be more effective (read *valuable*) than the person who can make a team click.
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No, it's all the whining about the consequences that sucks the *nobility* out of it.
You are still subscribing to a logical fallacy. When you are talking about (or to), the woman in front of you applying for a job, then invoking 'because averages' *is* 100% gender discrimination.
I have horrible headaches but realising it is all in my head was of no help whatsoever.
Strange definition of "reasonable".
All this might even be true assuming that people are *really* that simplistic in their views and reasoning.
Depends on your reading software. Mircosoft's reader lets you do this, including linking bookmarks etc. I have become a firm fan of electronic books. I don't buy texts anymore, I use O'reilly's Safari. No more texts that are completely out of date...
I may be wrong, but from the translation it seems to me that SCO is being fined for breaching an injunction. If that is the case then it has no bearing on their guilt or innocence (as much as we might like it to...)
We wouldn't have even been having this conversation two years ago. The wheel turns....
To make the market less anxious - that's an exercise in futility... To save the sector - bit late for that I would have said...
There is no way that any company is going to sign a third party developed OS without testing it themselves. If they sign it, the first customer to have something go wrong will be on the phone to Microsoft. Why buy the headache?
The Australian PM wants to send troops to "help". Most Australians seem to object to this rather strongly. Nothing to do with what Americans will or will not do.
I would have said that his project management was innovative. He basically runs the biggest development group in the world where no-one gets paid.
Think about it....
I no longer use them - for certificates or domain name registrations. I transferred everything elsewhere.
All of the above is excellent advice. Focus on getting the team to meet the deadline. No matter how good a coder is, a person who "who works better by themselves" will *never* be more effective (read *valuable*) than the person who can make a team click.